I have to use an iPhone for work and the liquid glass ui is absolute shit.

Cook in bulk. Everything is cheaper if you can make 10 portions, divide and freeze.

They can just not grant them work visas and then when they’re caught “working”, lock them in a detention centre until they die of “natural causes”.

Noone ever heard of Vlad the Nice to Others though have they?

The high res option just tanked your fps from 24 to around 12 if I remember correctly. Does it still run at a decent clip on the A64?

And economics is inherently chaotic, with near identical inputs to a system resulting in wildly different outputs.

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Mass extinctions promote rapid expansion and diversification of surviving species into newly available niches.

Yeah, it’s fine when it’s prepared properly and you’re expecting it…

Mind you, “the Japanese eat it” is hardly a ringing endorsement.

I once ate a chicken leg and completely missed the chunk of cartilage on my fork and chomped down on it.

It was about 25 years ago and I still gag when I think about it.

Where meme

Guess who else loved killing? Stalin and Mao.

Those convicted of certain felonies, those diagnosed with certain mental disabilities, non-citizens (such as those with only permanent resident status) and residents of non-incorporated territories (such as Guam and Puerto Rico) cannot vote in federal elections and individual states (and territories) have different potential exclusion criteria.

A list of people eligible to vote in an election

Fuck the torygraph.

Absolutely rank

Each one of these is what I imagine it’s like to have a stroke.

And I love it.

He had been dragged to the ground, kicked and punched repeatedly by multiple people and hit in the head with some sort of bat, he was unresponsive on the floor by the time the first shot is fired and then he’s clearly already dead or dying and not moving at all when the rest of the shots are fired.

The break even point for us is estimated at about 30 years, so you have a point, but if you can point out any business that looks at returns over that time frame, they don’t operate in utilities.

And on your other point, not being exposed to wind and rain doesn’t mean underground cables aren’t susceptible to damage, rats love chewing cables, builders love ignoring prints etc and the time and costs involved in putting things back in the ground are, like I said, dramatically higher.

Money.

I work in different utility but the principal is the same. It costs roughly 10x as much to bury cables in the ground than it does to put them in the air on poles.

It tends to make sense in dense urban environments or where there’s other factors but for almost all rural and suburban settings the costs to dig in underground cables, ducting, access structures and the associated safety concerns, plus the increased costs to access and repair, far outweigh the possible costs of running cables overhead, even though they’re more susceptible to damage.

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Ah yes I forgot about “oh shit, hide!”